9th – 12th
Broadcast/ Video
Production I
This pathway covers basic equipment,
script writing, production, lighting, editing,
and ethics.
Students can continue with postsecondary training and/ or employment in
Broadcast/ Video production.
Broadcast/ Video
Production II
Pre-Requisite:
Broadcast/ Video I
10th – 12th
Broadcast/ Video
Production III
Pre-Requisite:
Broadcast/ Video II
11th & 12th
This pathway covers the many areas of
business.
Further education can include technical
colleges, four year schools, and others
that can lead to industry certification.
Careers can include money and office
managers, personal finance advisors,
financial examiners, insurance, clerks,
entrepreneurs, and others.
Business Essentials
9th – 12th
Accounting I
Pre-Requisite:
Business Essentials
10th – 12th
Accounting II
Pre-Requisite:
Accounting I
11th & 12th
Salon Services I
This pathway teaches students about hair,
skin, and nails.
Students apply math, science, and
customer service skills in classroom and
on-site settings. They may accumulate
hours toward their Master Cosmetology
license.
Careers include Hair Stylist, Make-up
Artist, Esthetician, Nail Designer, Salon
Owner, and others.
Salon Services II
9th – 12th
Pre-Requisite:
Salon Services
Core I
Salon Services III
Pre-Requisite:
Salon Services
Core II
Salon Services IV
Pre-Requisite:
Salon Services
Core III
Students learn about the history, systems,
and processes of invention and
innovation.
Post secondary options might include, GA
Tech, MIT, Southern Polytechnic, Lanier
Technical, or other technical training.
Careers include architect, aerospace
engineer, electro-mechanical technician,
environmental scientist,
industrial
chemist, medical equipment technician,
nuclear physicist, and multiple repair
services to name just a few.
Foundations of
Engineering and
Technology
Engineering Concepts
9th – 12th
Pre-Requisite:
Foundations of
Engineering 10th
Engineering
Applications
Pre-Requisite:
Engineering
Concepts
11th & 12th
Research Design &
Project Management
Pre-Requisite:
Engineering
Applications
12th
These classes give an understanding of
Culinary Arts leading to post secondary
education or a foodservice career.
They include in-depth knowledge of food
preparation, nutrition, service, and
hands-on skills.
Intro to Culinary Arts
Culinary I
Pre-Requisite:
Intro to C.A.
100 Minute Class
Fall 11th
Culinary II
Pre-Requisite:
Culinary I
100 Minute Class
Spring 11th
After high school students can attend tech
schools, four-year colleges, or specialized
culinary arts schools.
Restaurant and food service managers,
chefs, and cooks, may work in restaurants,
hotels and resorts, on cruise shops, or in
private service.
10th – 12th
Students learn about computers and the
web page development process.
Further education may include technical
colleges and/ or four-year schools
Businesses and companies in every career
field use web designers and managers to
make themselves and their products/
services known to the public.
Computing in the
Modern World
Fundamentals of Web
Design
Advanced Web Design
9th – 12th
Pre-Requisite:
Computing in the
Modern World
10th – 12th
Pre-Requisite:
Introduction to
Fundamentals of
Web Design
11th – 122h
Students can learn marketing concepts and
how marketing affects the economy.
Topics include information management,
product /service planning and promotion,
and personal selling.
Careers include advertising, product
management, customer information, market
research and analysis, trade shows, and
retail.
Marketing Principles
9th – 12th
Advanced Marketing
Pre-Requisite:
Marketing
Principles
10th – 12th
Entrepreneurship
Pre-Requisite:
Advanced
Marketing
10th – 12th
Students can learn basic fashion which
includes the history of fashion, garment
styles and parts,
designing and
producing
clothing,
and
fashion
promotion.
Career opportunities are wide and
varied, including design and production,
textile artists, buyers, fashion illustrators,
and marketing.
Marketing Principles
9th – 12th
Intro to Fashion
Marketing
Pre-Requisite:
Marketing
Principles
10th – 12th
Advanced Fashion
Marketing
Pre-Requisite:
Intro to
Fashion
Marketing
11th – 12th
These courses cover nutrition, food
choices, and wellness strategies for
good health throughout the lifespan.
Learning is real-life and hands- on.
Careers in this multibillion dollar
industry may be in dietetics, consumer
foods, nutrition science, or other
related areas.
Food, Nutrition, &
Wellness
Food & Nutrition
Through the Lifespan
Food Science
9th – 12th
Pre-Requisite:
Food, Nutrition,
& Wellness
10th – 12th
Pre-Requisite:
Food &
Nutrition
Through the
Lifespan
11th – 12th
French
This pathway provides students with
opportunities to develop language
skills for living, working, and leading
in a global workforce.
German
Latin
Spanish
Band
This pathway offers performance-based
courses in several areas.
Many opportunities are available for
students to develop and present their
talents.
Chorus
Visual Arts
Theatre
All CTAE Pathways
Work-Based Learning
Students in the CTAE Pathways can participate in Work Based Learning. This allows
them to leave school and receive on-the-job training.
Opportunities exist in every field, and students work closely with teachers and
employers to get valuable hands-on learning experiences.
Pre-Requisite: Dependent upon the pathway selected.
Morning classes
Forsyth campus
CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)
PC Repair/ Cisco
Dual Enrollment students must be
juniors or seniors and have
transportation to the campus of choice.
Afternoon classes
Forsyth Campus
Office Accounting Specialist
Design/ Media production
Nursery/ Greenhouse Technician
Turfgrass Management Technician
Criminal Justice Technician
Dawson campus
Electrical
Plumbing
Welding